Black smudges on the roofs of caves suggest hints about the first use of fires by early humans, scattered across Africa and Europe. As the world progressed, fire obtained through hits of lightning transformed into man-made fires in stone hearths, which eventually led to clay and ceramic ovens. Over the centuries, as humans developed irrigation [...]
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A History of Stoves and Gas Inserts
Posted by Greg in Saturday, December 19th 2009 under: History, Travel Tags: Benjamin Franklin, Dr. Percy Spencer, gas inserts
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